The 52-metre Royal Huisman sailing yacht Meteor has joined the market with Konstantin Kolpakov of Arcon Yachts.
Delivered in 2007, and benefitting from a refit period in 2018, Meteor owes her exterior styling to John Munford and John G. Alden. Interiors are courtesy of John Munford and Pauline Nunns. Her naval architecture stems from the drawing boards of Dykstra Naval Architects.
Where interiors are concerned Meteor is defined by rich, wood tones paired with soft accents of muted blue and dark-orange finishes. Accommodation is for six guests across three suites. Additional quarters are available for a crew of nine.
Meteor’s main saloon boasts a large dining area, fireplace and plush seating for relaxation. Alfresco dining options are available on deck, allowing guests to enjoy panoramic views while underway. According to her broker, Meteor is “ideal for both competitive regattas and leisurely cruising”.
Built to Lloyd’s class standards, Meteor is powered by a single MTU engine, allowing a cruising speed of 8 knots. The broker claimed she has reached speeds of up to 20 knots. Other key specs include a 9.24-metre beam and a 4.46-metre draft.
Currently lying in Didim, Turkey, the 246 GT yacht for sale is asking €12,500,000.